The Honor Life S3 is another tiny ereader that attaches to your phone
Honor has introduced the Life S3, a compact e-reader designed to magnetically attach to the back of smartphones as a secondary display. The device features a 3.68-inch e-paper screen, a touchscreen interface without physical buttons, and a battery life of up to one week under typical usage. While it supports various ebook formats and wireless transfer via a dedicated app, global availability has not yet been confirmed.
- ▪The Honor Life S3 features a 3.68-inch e-paper screen with a resolution of 259 pixels per inch.
- ▪Weighing only 61 grams and measuring 5.6mm in thickness, the device is designed to be lightweight and portable.
- ▪It utilizes a fully touchscreen interface without physical page buttons and includes a soft-light eye-protection feature.
- ▪The e-reader runs a custom operating system and supports wireless book transfers through the Honor Smart Space app.
- ▪Global availability for the Honor Life S3 has not been confirmed at the time of its announcement.
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Tablets eReaders The Honor Life S3 is a new Xteink-like ereader that can add a second screen to your phone News By James Rogerson Published 29 September 2026 Tiny and magnetic When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Honor / Future) Copy link Facebook X Whatsapp Reddit Pinterest Flipboard Threads Email Share this article 0 Join the conversation Follow us Add us as a preferred source on Google Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter The Honor Life S3 is a new tiny ereaderIt has a 3.68-inch screen and a magnet to attach it to the back of a phoneSo far, there's no confirmed global availabilityNot so long ago, tiny ereaders like the Xteink X4 Pro seemed like a novel concept, but now, we seem to be hearing more about…
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